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  • April 25, 2018
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WESTERN MOVIES SORTED BY DECADE: 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s Public Domain Western Categories Westerns (General) Action Wes [...]
  • April 25, 2018
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Movie Serials Categories Aviation Serials Children Detective Serials Fantasy Serials G-Men High Definition Serials Island Adventure
  • April 22, 2018
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The Ultimate Public Domain Movies & TV Archive The RetroFilm Vault has hundreds of films and programs in high definition for broadcast and professional media purposes such as stock footage use. From the heart of movie land, The RetroFilm Vault has the largest archive for broadcast quality public domain films on the planet. Call us for a price quote at 310-622-7267 The RetroFilm Vault specializes in providing media professionals with high broadcast quality programming content for use in broadcast television, film projects, video streaming, distribution, public television, cable or other professional needs. We are not a home video distributor. We do not sell to the general public. Pricing depends on the quantity you order and delivery format. For a price quote, email us with your contact information and your list of titles or call us at 310-622-7267 CLASSIC FILMS IN HD (DRAMA/COMEDY)

A variety classic public domain movies including dramas and comedies

HORROR MOVIES IN HIGH DEFINITION

Pick your own fate, from classic zombies, vampires, and werewolves to giant monsters, lovable camp classics, cult favorites, and colo [...]

Action Movies In Color 44,000 public domain movies from broadcast quality masters, The RetroFilm Vault is the original and definitive one-stop source for public domain films and programs for broadcast and professional media purposes such as stock footage use. From the heart of movie land, The RetroFilm Vault has the largest archive for broadcast quality public domain films on the planet. Call us for a price quote at 310-622-7267 Pricing depends on the quantity you order and delivery format. For a price quote, email us with your contact information and your list of titles or call us at 310-622-7267 COLOR ACTION MOVIES

Tough guys with fists and guns.

HIGH DEFINITION ACTION

Action Movies in High Definition

MARTIAL ARTS ACTION

Bruce Lee, Sony Chiba, Jackie Chan, & More.

FANTASY ACTION MOVIES

Mythic Beasts like Dragons and Hydras. Ancient Rome and Greece.

BLACK ACTION MOVIES

Urban Action with a Black Cast.

ACTION WESTERNS

Lee Van Cleef & More

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  • April 22, 2018
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The Ultimate  Archive for Public Domain Film Documentaries Classic public domain movies & television shows on broadcast quality masters for media professionals. The documentary category encompasses thousands of films from the vault.  Browse for the public domain film documentary categories below. Call us for a price quote at (310) 622-7267 Prices depend on quantity and delivery format. For a price quote, email us with your contact information or call us. In addition to be used as full length programs, the contents of these documentaries can be used for royalty free stock footage purposes. Public Domain Documentary Subjects Documentaries (Unsorted) American History Astrology Atomic Age

An aspect ratio is a mathematical expression for the shape of an image.
Standard televisions have an aspect ratio of 1.33:1 (sometimes expressed as 4 x 3),
meaning a TV image is one and one-third times as wide as it is high. Most theater
screen images are wider than those of television screens, with the two most common
theatrical ratios being 1.85:1 and 2.35:1. Other ratios sometimes used are 1.66:1
(standard European format), 1.75:1, 2:1, 2.20:1, 2.55:1 and 2.75:1.
Prior to the introduction of widescreen presentations (circa 1953), the theatrical ratio used
was 1.33:1, the same as standard TV.

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